Radio Psychosis – In This Country

Radio Psychosis dishes out another insightful single with their latest release In This Country. The Rucorn, UK-based band carries a sound that harkens back to the greats of the synth-laden 80’s post-punk greats. In This Country mirrors the stark reality of their situation in the North-west of England, where jobs are hard to come by […]
The Trusted – Self Destruct

If you’re into indie rock from across the pond then you are guaranteed to enjoy The Trusted and their latest single Self Destruct. Influenced by great British acts like Catfish and the Bottlemen, The 1975, and The Clash, this quartet from Southend-on-sea UK is sure to satisfy your craving for raw energetic rock with their […]
Bosola – Comfort Disorder

Bosola achieves a very interesting blend of emotions through their latest single ‘Comfort Disorder’. By and large, it’s a break up song that reflects on the closing moments of a relationship. It’s that moment when you’ve tried everything but realize that the best thing to do is call it quits. The reason I find it […]
Dwn Bad – So Loud for a Leaf

So Loud For a Leaf is the latest single from Houston-based artist dwn bad. This project is Derek Silva’s solo endeavor, started with the aim of expressing himself and reaching as many listeners as possible. So Loud For a Leaf has a blend of romance and nostalgia. A dream-pop tune that conjures sweet memories and […]
Lethia’s Natorium – Is it a Crime to be Me?

Lethia’s Natorium is the brainchild of singer/songwriter Pena Hughes-John. Influenced by the likes of Souxie and The Banshees, Tori Amos, Bjork and The Smiths among others, Pena has a bold approach to songwriting and isn’t afraid to speak her mind. Her single Is It a Crime To Be Me? Is a rebellious anthem for freedom […]
Dikenga – Why Don’t You See?

Dikenga is the musical project of acclaimed filmmaker, speaker, and author, Steve Balderson. With his latest single “Why Don’t You See”, Balderson offers an unsettling and seductive Bowie-esque track. This is the lead single from the album Bleeding off the Wall. Initially conceived decades ago, the work has been reborn through fresh artwork and music […]
Madame Psychosis – Revolution

Toronto-based alt-rockers Madame Psychosis are ready to smash the system with their latest single Revolution. This highly engaging and energetic anthem is a call for everyone to rise up and remember that we’re so much more than our collective suffering. Every instrument in this song is laden with angst and frustration, like the masses reaching […]
Dawks – Friday Bliss

Hartepool singer/songwriter Lucas Dawkins aka DAWKS releases their latest single Friday Bliss. This song reminds me of those carefree 80’s classics filled with coming-of-age themes. Friday Bliss has a warm and exhilarating feeling you get coming into the weekend after a stressful time at work or school. DAWKS manages to condense that timeless feeling of […]
The Nomadic – All Changed

The Nomadic is the project of singer songwriter Rob Gaylard. Rob is well-traveled, having grown up in Australia, Burma, Singapore, the Solomon Islands and the UK. As an adult, he has also worked for the United Nations in various continents of the world. That’s what makes his latest single All Changed very interesting, as it […]
The Virginia Planes – The Siren Call

The Virginia Planes is a dream-pop/shoegaze duo hailing from Heidelberg, Germany. Their latest single is a rendition of Siren Call by Belgian Hardcore band Powerstroke. This re-imagining is quite a huge genre shift, as The Virginia Planes manage to tame the intensity of the original by adding layers of shoegaze effects and widening the soundscape […]
Void Vampires – Breathe In Breathe Out

Breathe In Breathe Out is the first single from Void Vampires. This duo from Camden consists of Kunwar Singh (Guitar, bass) and Jessie Jayne (Vocalist). The two have only started but are showing great promise with their unique blend of post-punk. Breathe In Breathe Out is about reigning in one’s tech addiction to clear the […]
Wotts – There

Canadian indie-pop duo Wotts strip things down in their latest single There. This song will come as a welcome surprise for avid listeners as the band takes a break from the grandiose production sound they’ve been known for in favor of the basics. Basic does not mean bland however, as the Wotts composes a rich […]